Later in 2008 Proposition eight illegalized similar-intercourse marriage in California till 2013 (see under), but the marriages that occurred between the California Supreme Court choice legalizing similar-intercourse marriage and the approval of Proposition eight illegalizing it are nonetheless considered valid, including the marriage of Del Martin and Phyllis Lyon. However, after the California Supreme Court decision in 2008 that granted same-sex couples in California the best to marry, Del Martin and Phyllis Lyon remarried, and have been once more the primary identical-intercourse couple within the state to marry. However, the regulation is as of 2013 held up in federal courts on first modification grounds. In June 2014, Governor Brown signed SB 1306 repealed Proposition 22 and AB 607, bringing California statutory law into conformance with case law underneath the XIV modification of the US constitution. On June 16, 2008, similar sex marriage turned legal in California. Proposition eight added the void text of Proposition 22 that "solely marriage between a man and a lady is legitimate or acknowledged in California" into the California Constitution. In 2013, within the case Hollingsworth v. Perry (formerly Perry v. Schwarzenegger), which was brought by a lesbian couple (Kristin Perry and Sandra Stier) and a gay male couple, the Supreme Court stated the non-public sponsors of Proposition eight didn't have legal standing to enchantment after the ballot measure was struck down by a federal decide in San Francisco, which made same-intercourse marriage authorized once more in California.
